Why did they remove clarity and mana pots, but keep mana on items?

Hexs Fortune··2 votes·245 views

Often mana on items feels like a wasted stat since it gets less and less valuable as the game goes on.

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Dark Nephthys3 votes

If you really think that mana on items becomes useless later in the game, then you haven't ever played Anivia or any of the really really high mana hungry champions like Cassiopeia Ryze Swain or you just don't want Singed to have a useful passive.

LyingOnLine2 votes

Because Riot wants champions who actually have resource costs to be able to mitigate those costs.

You should understand, what with playing Nasus and having to deal with his E.

Hexs Fortune1 votes

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LyingOnLine1 votes

I would agree with you, except for the fact that I don't agree with you.

There are very few items that I would actually consider mana items, and those items are mostly built by mages. item 3027 item 3070 item 3165 item 3040 item 3004

The rest just kind of...have mana as a stat.

Hexs Fortune1 votes

Some items with interesting effects have their cost efficiency balanced with the mana stat they provide

Mana often becomes almost worthless halfway through the game, as natural regen grows to cover any mana issues

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